This page is about one of our concept modernization projects. Caution: Some of these notes, and the youtube playlist here, are put together with help from NotebookLM, which sometimes sacrifices precision in the interest of accessibility.
This animated hexagonal community dot-cloud shows the attention-slice distribution of 100 community members evolving toward increased, and then toward decreased, via 6 ternary projections of a 5-dimensional single-species model over time. The 6 vertices/layers look in/out from the boundaries of self, family & culture, moving counter-clockwise from the right.
Animated connections spider, as one way to visualize a single individual's activity layer-multiplicity over time.Â
The effect of a rogue idea-pool lifeform (or "memeplex") grabbing political (f4) attention, at the expense other layers & of harmony between two cultures. This also illustrates how one can project a 5-dimensional simplex with 6 vertices down into two dimensions, to illustrate processes unfolding in time. This strategy is also being used in the "bloom & decline" animation.
P. Fraundorf (2008) "The thermal roots of correlation-based complexity", Complexity 13:3, 16-26 abstract draft pdf.
P. Fraundorf (2008) "A simplex model for layered niche-networks", Complexity 13:6, 29-39 abstract e-print.
P. Fraundorf (2013) "Layer-multiplicity as an order-parameter for communities", arXiv:1306.5185 [physics.gen-ph].
P. Fraundorf (2019) "Task layer multiplicity as a measure of community level health", Complexity 2019, 1082412, 8 pages, hal-01503096.